There has been an increasing recognition of queer identities and experiences within society, leading to a greater appreciation for queer artistic practices that challenge traditional ideas about...
Non-binary identities are diverse, encompassing many different experiences of gender beyond the binary categories of man and woman. These identities can be fluid and changeable, requiring constant...
Queer representation in media is becoming increasingly common, especially in children's programming. As such, children watching these shows may come to understand different types of identities and...
The purpose of this article is to explore how language functions as a tool of both liberation and domination in postcolonial queer contexts. In order to do so, we will analyze the intersection...
Gender fluidity refers to an individual's sense of self that is outside traditional binary gender categories such as male and female. It is often characterized by a nonbinary gender identity or a...
Language is a powerful means through which individuals can express their identity and connect with others who share similar experiences and perspectives.
Language can also be used to enforce power...
How do mechanisms of social recognition or erasure influence the mental health and social integration of non-binary individuals?
Non-binary gender identity refers to individuals who identify...
The idea that gender and sexual identity are fixed and binary has been challenged by recent scholarship in various fields such as anthropology, psychology, philosophy, and sociology. In these areas,...
Reconciling Queerness with Heteronormativity
Given the current cultural emphasis on marriage and monogamy, many queer people find themselves facing a difficult question: how can they balance their...
Queer art is an umbrella term for any form of visual, literary, or performing arts that challenges societal norms surrounding sexuality, gender, and identity. It often seeks to disrupt and reframe...